All religions, in their pure form, will tell you God is Love. And power, fear, division, judgment, oppression, hatred an — The Truth
All religions, in their pure form, will tell you God is Love. And power, fear, division, judgment, oppression, hatred an — The Truth
All religions, in their pure form, will tell you God is Love. And power, fear, division, judgment, oppression, hatred an — The Truth
All religions, in their pure form, will tell you God is Love. And power, fear, division, judgment, oppression, hatred an — The Truth
All religions, in their pure form, will tell you God is Love. And power, fear, division, judgment, oppression, hatred an — The Truth
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All religions, in their pure form, will tell you God is Love. And power, fear, division, judgment, oppression, hatred and self-righteousness are the opposite of Love. So going to war, for example, in the name of religion, is a complete contradiction. No pure religious leader would ever support this.

— The Truth
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